MRTREES Blackout Thermal Eyelet Curtains (54 Drop) – 2 Panels, Sky Blue
Product description
The essentials
If you’re trying to make a bedroom feel calmer and more private, blackout curtains are one of those upgrades that can genuinely change day-to-day life. These MRTREES blackout curtains come as ready-made panels (2 per pack), designed to hang from eyelets and give you a simple route to blocking roughly 85% of light, while also aiming to reduce temperature swings through the window.
They’re also meant to be practical for busy households: the fabric is described as triple-weave, the panels are machine washable under 30 degrees, and the eyelet design makes hanging straightforward. No magic, though—blackout performance can vary with window size, positioning, and what’s around the frame, so it’s worth aligning expectations with your room and lighting needs.
Key points
Two panels per package, each measuring 46 inch width with a 54 inch drop, makes this a workable pick for smaller bedroom windows or as part of a wider setup if you need more coverage overall. The sky blue look is on the softer side, but there’s also a little quirk to be aware of: the brand notes the curtains look more like a greyish white than real white due to added black silk, and the exact shade may shift slightly depending on your screen.
On the function side, the fabric is intended to block about 85% of light, which is the kind of figure that often matters for early mornings, street lighting, or rooms that get too bright. There’s also an energy-saving angle—thermal curtains are meant to help prevent temperature escape in both summer and winter—plus a comfort focus for sleep, with the eyelet curtains stated to reduce noise to a certain extent.
What stands out in everyday use
The blackout effect is the headline, but what you’ll notice most is how the room feels once the curtains are drawn. Compared with standard single-layer curtains, this triple-weave approach is meant to deliver a more noticeable reduction in incoming light. For example, if your bedroom gets morning sun through the window, these should help take the edge off that brightness while you’re trying to get some extra sleep.
The second thing that tends to matter in real life is convenience. They’re ready-made and hang using eyelets, and wrinkles can improve if you hang them for a while. If you want to speed things up, the instructions also say you can iron on a low temperature.
Where it may fall short
It’s not perfect for everyone, and there are a couple of limitations you’ll want to consider before buying. First, the blackout figure is stated as blocking about 85% of light, not 100%, so if you’re after near-total darkness (for shift work or very light-sensitive sleepers), you may still notice some ambient glow depending on gaps around the frame.
Second, the colour can come across differently once it’s on your wall. The brand specifically notes that due to different screens, the received colour may be slightly different, and that there may be a faint smell when first opened after long transportation. Hanging for a while is suggested to help it disappear.
The essentials for buying
A quick checklist helps you avoid the most common curtain-buys regret: - Check whether 2 panels at 46 inch width each gives you the coverage you need for your window (and whether you care about light gaps at the sides). - Consider the 54 inch drop and how it lines up with your window and radiator/ledge situation. - The eyelet inner diameter is stated as about 1.6 inch, so you’ll want to make sure your curtain pole/rod setup works with that. - If you’re sensitive to new-fabric odours, allow time to air the curtains after unboxing.
Pros
- Ready-made: 2 panels per pack with defined width and drop
- Blackout approach using triple weave, aiming to block about 85% of light
- Thermal design intended to help reduce temperature loss/gain
- Machine washable under 30 degrees for easier upkeep
Is it worth it?
These MRTREES blackout thermal eyelet curtains make sense if you want a straightforward way to improve privacy, reduce glare, and make bedrooms feel more restful—especially for everyday light management rather than “absolute blackout at any cost”. They also suit buyers who prefer curtains that are easy to hang (eyelets) and simple to care for (machine washable, low-temp ironing).
You may want to skip them if your priority is near-total darkness, because they’re only targeting around 85% light blocking and gaps around the frame can still let light through. Also, if the exact sky blue tone is critical to your room scheme, remember the colour can vary slightly due to screen differences and the fabric’s noted greyish-white effect under the light.
FAQs
Are these curtains fully blackout?
They’re designed to block about 85% of light, so they should be strongly light-reducing, but not guaranteed to create complete darkness.
How do they hang?
They are eyelet curtains. The inner ring diameter is about 1.6 inch, so make sure your pole/rod matches that setup.
Can I wash them?
Yes. The care instructions say they’re machine washable under 30 degrees with mild detergent, and bleaching should be avoided.
Will they arrive wrinkled or smell?
They may arrive with faint odours after transportation and may be wrinkled. Hanging for a while is suggested to help both issues, and low-temperature ironing is an option if needed.